ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE [Review]: Final Crisis?

I won't go into the background. We know the origin tale of Zack Snyder's original vision of Justice League, and his terrible family tragedy, and the continued tragedy of the studio interference that led to the theatrical release, directed by Joss Whedon (although the theatrical cut still lists Snyder as director, so...). We know the …

WONDER WOMAN 1984 [Review]: Wish Upon A Star.

Premiering Christmas Day, director Patty Jenkins' follow-up to her blockbuster, classic hit Wonder Woman might not be the slam-dunk sequel on par with its predecessor, but given the state of blockbuster cinema, and inspiring stories, it has its heart in the right place, even if it has feet of lead... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psFf4KXJZoQ Set (obviously) in the …

WONDER WOMAN 1984 / JUGGERNAUT / BATMAN – THREE JOKERS / X OF SWORDS [Reviews]: Fistful of Truth.

With just a couple of months left before the release of the second Wonder Woman film, DC dropped this tie-in. The theme of the comic? Kids. We start with a fun tale written by Anna Obropta and Louise Simonson entitled “Museum Madness.” In it, three teenagers spend detention at the museum with Diana when some …

VITA AYALA [NYCC 2018 Exclusive Interview]: From ‘The Wilds’ to ‘Livewire’.

ALEX AMPADU: How were you first introduced into reading comics? VITA AYALA (@definitelyvita): I grew up in New York City on the Lower East Side. When I was six or seven my mom, being a single mother, would take us to this little Korean Bodega. The Bodega had a spinner rack full of comics. We …

JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK / MR. AND MRS. X / TEEN TITANS / INFINITY WARS PRIME [Fistful of Comics]: Bone Parish.

James Tynion IV seems to do no wrong, and he proves it once again (with caveats!) with this new iteration of Justice League Dark.  Featuring the magical, mystical side of the DC universe, we start off with Wonder Woman trying to gather together a new JLD to counter an enigmatic new threat. From the first …